St James' Christmas Tree Festival

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Get into the festive spirit at the annual Christmas Tree Festival at St James Church, Thornton, where local charities, community groups and organisations come together to create a spectacular display of beautifully decorated Christmas trees.

Visitors can enjoy browsing the festive displays, relax in the coffee shop, find gifts in the gift shop, try their luck on the tombola and meet Santa. Entry is free, although donations are welcomed to help support the event and the work of the church.

A wonderful community celebration and a great way to start the Christmas season, with festive fun for all ages.

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Thornton Christmas Tree Festival

Type:Christmas Event

St James' Church, 300 Thornton Road, Thornton, BD13 3AB
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Opening Times

Season (21 Nov 2026 - 28 Nov 2026)

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The Brontë Birthplace Plaque in Thornton, BradfordThornton Village, BradfordThe origins of the village go back before the Norman Conquest, when Thornton belonged to the manor of Bolton. It is spelt in the Domesday Book as Torenton meaning ‘enclosure of Thorns’.

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